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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

The best cough medicine IL Piso's Cure for
CONSUMPTION. Sold e~yeryxhera. &c.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

Va ASUV1 SAou WILL pIOOuC0 UuI00 0GE08
of tobacco will produce twenty acres
Of broom corn. Estimating both crops
at 5 cents per pound, the good Tugs
and trash are worth $50, while twenty
acres of broom corn at 425 per aero
are worth $500. Besides ON every 500
pounds of broom ri You will got
1000 pounds Of seed, which are worth
more than the same number. of pounds
of oats.
1t is much better to watch for the
white butterfly. the parent Of the cab
Gage worm, and kill it than to have
no annoyance of the worm. It is not
SO difficult to keep the cabbages free of
worms by killing the butterflies a. may
be supposed, though 1t requires con-
slant watchfulness for q while.
Lice will breed ON all classes of
animals and fowls at this seaso unless
the quarters be kept clean. Dry dirt
is one Of the best representatives. Of lice.
especially IL used ON the floors, but tho
stock should be examined occasionally.
II in good condition, however, lice do
not attack animals readily.
Keep up the s Of Paris green on
the potato vines. Every year the num-
Der Of bugs is being lessened, and with
the aid Of Paris green and the para
sites that prey on the beetles, the time
may come when they will be extermi-
mated. The rule should be not to allow
one to escape.
When grape vines fail to bear. and
do not thrive we'll under good cultiva-
ton, cut the old vine OF close to the
ground and allow . new cane to grow.
Train II ON the trellis, do not allow Ton
many shoots, and the result will be q
great Improvement over the old cane.
Never feed ILL the cows BY . certain
measure. giving each COW the same
amount ~ il given another. - cows
differ In their wants and preferences.
The COW that Is In full Aow Of milk
should be given all she may wish ia
eat, ~ she win thereby. be. better en-
abled to give . large quantity Of milk.
Young ducks should be marketed
when they weigh about three pounds
each, and may DO sold either alive OF
dressed. the best prices being obtained
for the dressed c~arcasses. The besa
time for selling young ducks d in june
ead July; thsy should 30 plump and
fet.
Lack 81 faith In their busineas l. ii,
greatest faultof most farmers q pres
ant. Thsys have become disoousaesd
This Leads them 70 ruin their laudsh ii
sxeessiye Dropping Ia order 70 get I'm
ImSdiate prodfss becsuse they denh
Whsther my ot&srsw m cora.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

oeceod.Hand Quits.
Parties expecting TO start newspapers can
secure bargains n outfits By Addressing ne.
We have several good secondhand ne 1spaper
Tn el0Ux ClTY PRINfINo Co.,
Sioux CITY, Iowa.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01
Sioux City-..lowa.

Parties VAe asoaee4sl 70 invsst In Kansas City ane
1innearons Eel kstate g she proper tins and
1ioood u, have now another opportunity q SlOug
City. .Thoee vAe DID inyest ~ kaasae City and diH
ee1eolte an0 eeasellepAy oeriche0. themaelvee, are
- 1sssssa mo. PE1RcE, s.s,y.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01
IN MEMoRlAM.

Scatter the flowers gently over
The mounds where groweth the scsnted clio.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-01

& I
So
! es,f ~ Wii
H. rses y.
oer. l!szs
49, e
la ~ ~ ~
movs VIXEN dropped.
Il is:hsvsr eood policy % divide /,
farm IN small nslds, for Il = waste .
lands. waets Of tfme. snd oppressisv,
incsease q Senctng that becomes . bur
oeneome tax u const1uction and main
tenance.
DO not let The strsvbarrise ma -,
thickly IN the rows. Il d. better Il
have the space betwsen the rows culti
vated. and manure worked In. % ~ =
oenent the crop Tor next season. Cut
away tho runners Il they become too
numerous.
To thosa VIM NAV nok h. t.,,,,,.,
~,,h ..,,,. a.. -.
@Nn Se. - 10y W ssseo enss
sney Wlli not drive sheep OF cattle I'M
superstition on the part 81 Coma n thss
such dogs perform the work by naturai
instinct. They are moro easily taught
49, = s.'yo soTc aN sasn aay oteer oreed o.
s" .s 0u' sney VIZ nos 20 70 unless
s''sns
A clover pasture Il Of most value for
growing hogs. though verv che.n food
for /. nsrt ~ ~. r.t,c, 49, ~. s....-
=. - w 49,. "-'o. eae .
spring, when most rapid ero1th +
taking place. an acre Of green clover
would furnish green food for q dozen
" n'o'e "oss 'e1ns 'ea cofn % 1as'en.
every farmer has noticed IL deter
ioration OF oats. The best varieties
fall back after a few veara. and ara
little better than the common al.
More attention might be- prof,tablv
given to the seed. Two ~surrestions
have been make: Thrash the Bundles
lightly with a aail. and thus oct the
1est seed; the other. wtnnow out all
'Ao .'s"'o a'
The oat Is q splendid food for young
animals, because. compared with corn.
strav atc - !. r,oh :, ,,,,..,. 80
-. 1850 "1
oons .ornlpe e,ements; ana thus also
n ..akos ~ sPlenoi9 1000 0 work
=, sn.anals. CoIn sno9ld oe ied sparing-
y 10 w0rk animals during the summer
e.peclalty, Is u u . neasing Q 1t
oats In the mornine and at noon -
hungarian grass and millet are two
grass crops that are grown in summer,
and seed being sometimes sown a. late
"a July. Init .Iune 4. h.ttar .ho,,d .
..;. .s... M. u.~|N
sas . se..a.., aas lga.lan AZ
s 'esaa ou'unss uurlng me- same
Season, al" eAcellens ZOE horses
W. mas oaIs. M.noe gIows very TAI,
nnna ' : po oHS. c,e ",op ~. DII's ETY. Mo"ea only
can be grown on saody soil IL Il be
properly MANFRED.
Aae innuence .. sne mare IN tfans-
hitting the hereditary quality is. ~ .
rule, greatly under-estimated. The fe-
male O0dtQro0 of a hOraA IL Almnak an.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24
Cncnc.snfIha rhis.L,.

LONDON, Jaiy -9.-Il preparing the
Thistle .iyg 2-r transatlantic voyage, no
sruc. uraI Alterations nave been m.1e.
Sle Wi. 5. rugged via 3 short topc2st,
. very s1-r. oo6sqr.- ana Z boom Of matt
racing length aud viii sail under storm
maiussll, small t9resau, jl9 and stay
sail. Her racing spar and spar mast will
be brought over by one o. the Anchor
line vessels. Captain Kerr, sn old At
lautic sailor, viii navigate the vessel.
Captain Barra, commander OF the Thistle,
refused to express an opinion as 10 the
Thistle's chances Of winning the Amer
lean cup. lie asserts that she can
run sway from the May in
light winds. but shakes his head
regarding the Volunteer. lie says that
Judging from reports received; much
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24
SPORTING.
EarafnPa RaCss,

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 2S.-The race
track was heavy today.
First r&Ce-F.ash stakes, for t@o-year
olds, one-hsIf mile. King Fish won
Badge, second; Van Leland, third. Time,
O:5Q. Badge made time until the last fur
l0Dg was reached, when hjcg Fish drew
away rapidly and won easily.
The sh0weriHg weather greatly affected
The number in attendance ~ the Sar4toga
course to-day. Tle defeat Oi Eola1te By
Royal Arch cccasioned surprise, as i had
been supposed tnat tue California crack
had substantially q walk over The CAV
wCnld have b-cn rather mCrO-C1oUs out
Tor this result and the victory saiped by
Al Reed, No pools we're sold tonight,
as there wiA Dc 20 racing on Monday.
SyCJEd rsce-Oa5 and o1e-siI-eenth
mics. Al Reed won, Hfmsisyg second,
ElkwCod Third. TIM. 2;ut
Third race-Calliolnta stakes, one
mile. Bovai Arch we'd, Vclsute second.
Time, las.
Fourth race - Thrse-q1.r5sr mile.
Ovid won, Colonel Owens second, Mel
lie D third. Time, l:I-t.
Fifth raCe-MAe ana seventh ya-zs.
Stguthpy won, Allie Van second, Bel
mont t1i7d. Time, .:53,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24

present and fully 100 prohibition
voters. There were q number Of
prominent white citizens present,
both ladies and gentlemen. w. II. Strick-
land, colored teacher of Waco, was in
trcducod and made speech in favor of
the amendment. At the conclusion Of
his speech, Prof. w. O. Lewis, colored, of
BopAam, entertained his audience in q
speech Of some two hours in length.
Dinner was then announced, and the
white people present were served with 9
sumptu0gs dinner. After dinner Rev. A.
Grant, Colored, OF Austin, made a speech
IN behalf Of the amendment. The
speakers were frequently applsuded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24

greater departure from the usual Ameri-
can building has been 5aken in the build
ing the Volunteer, than has beer made in
the construction Of the Thistle, IS com
pared with the Galstee and Genesis. He
ssys the Volunteer is fsst beat, and re
q glines 10 vauut the Thistle IS compared
with the new American yacht Mr.. Nc
Donald, the mate Of the Thistle, declared
tuat unless the Volunteer is able to beat
the Msyti] over by twenty minutes over
the New York course tie Thistle viii win
the Am sriCal cup.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24

-- 10 tae Gazette.
--L-.aol TEz., July 23-The Hon.
Grain Of Clcburne addressed 8
4o Hence Ct the courthouse last
--. favor Of prohibition.
-. ca.0red pr0hibitiOnists OF Hills
~ = -sd a picnic aud prohibition rally
--y Iney formed in line with the
- .0co COIo-ed Cornct Band 81 their
TT.4I and marched to the Abbott grove.
-'!e were about 500 colored people
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24
Greatly Improvsn and Reduced in PEIes.

The Weekly GAZETTE is BOW only SL00
g Year; ana will in future contain besides
the latest news from al parts Of the
world, Taimsge's sermon, 5 fashion
and household department, most relis5le
market report. Thrilling serial stories by
tie most popular authors Will DC q weekly
feature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24

This Bcsts All,

The Weekly GAZETTE, the very best
newspaper liz Texas, hiss been reduced in
price to 81 year Now is your OppOr-
tunity TO furnish your country cousin
win s weeks excellent reading st smau
Fcost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24

S0"oIaI % nc Gazette.
FL.roNn, TEX, July 22.-At E i9int
barbecue yesterday a. Ctstern W. r. Rob
lneon snd Sen4.or Lane discussed tie
prohibition amendment to crowd OF
1900 people
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24

The Coldw8ter Mich Herald uniquely
remarks; "CoOI nights for the LAST few
days have been delightful
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24

1aiD.agoss sermons ols Year ssr = E21nar.
Take ,l= WEEKLY GAZETTE for s., s1d
YOU wa nave, besides TaImage's ser1oLsl
every week the latest state, domestic
and foreign news Dy telegraph, fashion
ana Household notes and thrilling Sc
la story. Su5-C-s nov Tor yOursa.1
aGd friends
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24
IRISH Honey

Turner & Mcclure nave j1s. received g
fresh lot Of nice new, country honey,
which they cfer tAsr patrons in three
pound lars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24

soon to be erected 81 some distance from
his house, One of the buildings Is 70 re
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24
Old Papers for sale
Cheap, st TH8 GAZETTE office.

Tho Finest RazOrs II the World
At AnderseR's gun store,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

cnfisas rhsorie. Assslt The IRIS sf the
Egs-foJafie. iFssa r.ssbaa rI4ylsx.
A lhglsh pnyslristn has advanced soD8
vsry gscuaas ard in,ersslng thesri<s about
sas ira "a tas eye. " ALE ne~ = az rsaders,
taeY ere ssd 30 - sstrrfalnet Ia part 80
Isstt. bf q alAhsr of msziicai u-ea. TAs
frls .r colorei ciFeis ~aish Surrounds taa
pupii oy tse -ss regarded a. a sigu q tae
s1sfs ~ ia- soaseica.ioa- A rs1 RS indicate
. cr..lisr,s $50 20 cancsreus aHerticl4x The
nearer sls lris arprsach-u q a drFn. clear
ieoklnE ard ariiEsd celor- slaek. blae or
k4zoi-s..s as2i1sssr ard soander Is ne con
rritetioa. acceriiax Co rsfs Authority. Fur
taerncrs. Wssasvsr tas iris presents ths ap-
pearanes ~ ero<ea net wsrk, or the color
- aEer aEa ~stery .0sxiGg, OF deposited Ia
darker patstes Ia sorae places ta2a Ia others.
tsers 10 = corresponding dsiscscy u cosstltu-
too ss1sser tssrs IS an appearance 81
r-si. green or yciis~ IN rLs IRIS the diseases
-ita sA.ca tas pstieas 5r1srs always sxhiblt
a. oostinats saa saaii<rsns character, ssps-
eiaily ~hsn tho rel or green . present Be
sic tAis. tAs 9hll4fea Of rerssas ~i.a sgch
eoiorea sioeceea are usually uaa@aliay. Per-
sons aaviag grease iris oecsssona-ly boast
o. gcod hsaltA aad power 70 sup Sort fatigue.
b1s suta osfsons 4Ts generally stlnred Ia
s-st1rs, aad where the r-vsrss Is the cass
faey ~in - fosnd - sasw ssgss Ok falling
kcalta soca After 50. Il nss befsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Tniuriss of baseball playcrs furnish The sub
tscf % an article m Tbs Medical sad Sargi-
ca Reporter, - Dr. Leaf, wao Is himself
plsJsr, and speaks froaa personal sxporience.
Css Of as anxsrs Vas iajered ~ ball I've
tlnes IA ems Ssek. and al og ats fingsrs
have been snj1red as ieas- once. his treat
nens = % eoasinas payisg. sad a. every oo-
portua4ty either IN tss street, IA the eesce.
or upon ths nold-to rrnsly grasp the finger
aoout ths sidsis. ssd rub towards the 10.
Under tais trsesnsat tas sreilinx stiffness
soa soreness a4s-iaish. snd after sons weeks
are sntirely xoas. The nost MARKED swell
isx of tae nsnd. accompanied by great pain.
can - best rslisvsd By sss application Of
water a. hot as can - borne, the hand re-
maleinx IN the water FER an hour, tie tern
perstars being maintained auring shs whole
hss. Nothing -nl DO - much harm To a
player e. ~ a5stsin altogether from playing
h~caas- hs a@s some trivlal iajary or sore
muscles
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27


Pc Ces3ss.sr asllt. a.sa care 80 e.
szfsten - ia1e 1rs - dsls 49,. aaa
i<zG az ~ - sl4eiss
Gsrdaa i. E.oeaop aaa see1 sppeiatsa
$3.50. &slsf - IsFtsi1 4s4zls e,4aiJ, sise
H.l-1s.l A. Jag. a.kaes
llsrs haa aa1 essn . gi..sxa AZ leFis>l -
HuilsA2,g 41es Ilt Tie s4isag -
49, eal4 Sc s.sa ezsea.ss.
TairfF -aine fssfs II = Gag i1s 'as a.
sgF.katit4f4i ts1lasy - 4e.1 setaer o'.t
lsal - s14l .a ea-la-n es.-Htf si,eisif
has desc
fAs Exeszf.ss Conriif.sa 81 he 81 iiels
sad r4i. i.s4s tsz1lfzI 80 1f t1ff1ells - .e'll-
xaa aass Lsf.ae1 60 48.t tae aaa4el "a
e4a.p1asaf Il AzE t.lF oelsosf : , Aa.i 2.
Fr4az usnGerson. ~ i sias1 azsss. slez.s
- socistg fot,.is. 8Ellsff1s. sie snd aAs
Eecsissd a nsfe ne4 ~ kssisar iEarldi
Elaazxscn. q kss ssix. ioe,.ad. ss8ng
nj rs priea lisls el sDlla ~ "a ksoda
The PoffsN4tsmla lld.aas sfFaa hlfsn.
Caas. >l jasepa ala Lsfrisn EG1aues ars
.aassnb.za az Hartford ioz > lhsss Says'
E1s-soe. They afe c9asi.-eriu3 t1s sei-ie-
nasas ~ . GAIA q tz1o 80 sEalnst tnc.s
E4m aad So s-11t nsN cnisf
a. the speci4l siseeon "a saait ste Asri.s
Taesi4g "a tas pfae.si-ioa ~ bond tae
eitF isr ti1be0. So 40 - Be asoa h,E tle
sElsnsisn of t4e sstsr N0fxs an III -
nlalusisr ~ bald - enxins soese. ths tosn
silh The Doslu s4Es Fz majority u
Ai1AIzsn pensions <fasted- AaEvln r..
hthsr "a Charles A. Wsiis. J1igg Gay.
frslerax Cafpsnlsr. D4Plalai 1a0m4s
Uf414a Oa0GdasA Aus4sl Luissg. Aaa
esioasr George Dslaa. Ansxeaon. Jesse
I-4m0srt Gaylord fisary -caroei-r.
benonli zee. Au4fsE j. sAan. Laston.
Lathsr r fodd. Csdul4c.
WeFk On ne sEtenaiou " abe Chicago &
North ssstsru Railroad % Casnaplon sad
Aichizknn4e. nom tshpeullns has begun.
Is - stated kasz tas AilSa4ksr and North
sFn Railroad has secured control of tas
Onton4son & Bflls lac aud -iA run
tnfQazn .falns - Outonax0u ifsaI IL ilEa4-
kee. 4ain< tAs Lae ~ tas Dslatn. Sodth
Shore a Ailanf.c igf Far. 0l tas saE
The shropshirs saesp booekE 81 James
n. Turner "a lansing. aaa j $. Crosoy. Of
this c1y ia AaE ana. have arrived a. Lans-
ing. hzging sfeod t4s ocean tgip sell. lhsy
carry reHlark4sg bsaVY tesccs. fhess
s1esD Eid - exh ai.-l, ,sil he principsi
ialfs - Michigan aad Ohlo aaa are Of IN
tsfssr - sgs'y breeder ia Alcblgau.--
6Fsengsis baly caL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
ALL THERE!
HARDWARE! 5!
M. |. SWIFT.
10 CdltuJ Street, !

Is selling Hardware at prices
that defy competition. Doors.
Sash and Glass, Haying and
Harvesting Tools, Ice Cream
Freezers, Wire Cloth and Ad-
Unstable Screens, Cistern and
Drive Well Pumps, Iron Sinks,
Bench Wringers, Mill Supplies,
Shingle Bands, Band Nails,
Files, Stoves and Ranges.
/ have few Acorn Cook Stoves
l am selling at and below cost;
not quite so much nickel on
them but otherwise just as good
as our latest patterns. If you
want a Cook Stove you can save
money by buying one OF these.
Only few left. Lawn Mowers
at cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
McBRIBE'S OFFER.
A Depraved Dakota Cendidate-His Plal
and Prop.iae~.


A Deprsved Dakota CendIdate-His Plans
and rronaisss-
Shortly before a Dskotz election a
voter went to \ candidate for the Legis-
lature and said:
Now see here, Mcbride, IL you are
elected. are you going mp there and sell
your vote for paltry sum-
''You can just bet I'm not going to
do any such thing"
"You won't sell out unless you get q
good fair prieeP"
mo, sir
"You won't go and jump at the first
Offer. when by holding of little you
can tap the parties twice as heavyp"
Never"
What will be the lowest figure you
can be bought at7''
well. / judge my vote ought to be
worth fifty dollars on the most unim-
portant measures"
'As much as that surely. OF course
on matters of importance it would
range higher, / take it'''
Certainly, there viii be no limit
shall aim tocentinsally give the market
q rising tendency
Good Now in the case Of rail-
road company you would show your
statesmanship, | suppose
Never do any thing for grasping
railroad corporation for hess than a
thousand dollars and passes for all my
friends"
That's the talk. II You thought
Won coaId strike thcmfor five thousand
dollars do you tAink yon could rise to
tae occasionS
Il zTa certain / could"
DO you propose TO give your sup
port 20 any measure without the spot
cash ?"
Only 70 motions 20 adjourn"
Correct Now another point and
an important cne. Ia csse YOU think
vou can set Bormal school or an IN
sane asvlun. or a hospital for the
lame. he bait aud the sliad lacated
here What are you going 20 30 for us2'
''dy friend. ! viii pledge you 70 put
haIf I have tt<sa in I'D - that tine
where is will do the most good.
Give us yoer band on thst. vou'rs
uy msnl believe Ne couldn't DO
better than 70 elect you- inst saw
GssAdown. your rival. znd he made
fall a. good pledges sbout disposing Of
bis vote b1f woai8n agree 20 cone
down for tae good ~ the tewn--ssid 4
he wanted 20 save Al he msde 70 use
ir rettinr elected arasn. It's AT right
- ioek 58t for the f,4sure but we Reed
ssrae pabiie improvements. tank
you VII rall tArovgb 81 right. ''-
Esfesiis< D. 7. Be-.
4 chemist hzs discovered 81 sr-
tr1ct frum tar Two Bun.ared saG thirty
tsos..z s.-1sf,r Al, an xar ~ = So
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
R. s. c. PATTON.

Chemist for the United States Goveramen.
The following Heads the Universities Public
Food Analysts having analysed every Baking
IN the market, hnd DR. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER
THE STRONGEST, PUREST, AND HEALTIIIEST. and
recommend IL with DIX. PRICES SPECIAL FI-AVORING
EXTRACTS for general family
Prof OGDEN DoRENuS. l. l.
SheDsl ol Georgia hensC
X Of Hest
Prof n h SCHEFFER- Analytical Lou
alytcaiCh CheuisfN wheeling ". Va
Prot JAMES r. hABCo-K- ASsye, Boston Mas
& o Brooiivn
Prof CURTIS HOWARD n
n nstg guteo II hnoog Boston
Prof X A MlrIHAUS A H. NJ. Of n Y.
Prof A IL SABIN, Chemist, Burlington.
JOHN A NJ and
l-e Medicine naSu Surgery Cincnra raiO
Pff AUSTEN New
Prof GEORGE r nARkER Prof Chemistry, University Pnn Philadelphia
l..
PIois hEys RICE Psof Chemii Ontario se Pharmacy Tio Canada
DR. JAMES ALBktfliI Chemist
IIof EDAR LvtRiART Prof Chemistry University Texas Austin
ifornaB al
Prof 5 w MckEoMN Analyica chentt, Youngstown, Ohio
hemi Ious Mo
Prof GILBERT WIiEt LER late Pref Chemistry
Chemlr
Pharmacy. hicago,I
Prof c. MARINER, Chenit, Cicaao.I
Prof NJ. DELFONTAINE. Chemist, Chicago III.
for
Prof r. w SMITH Chemistry Cleveland
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Far@ green = IN such sxtsades Use az an
tnsecticidc tsat psep.s very naturally desire
60 kno1 of AN ansidsss for ies deadlT action
IN eases II aecissotal peiseainx. Pspular
Science News nsEHss. as tss proper antiaote.
fr-shiy prepared ferric hydrsEs. But thi,
veuiss nos ~ zcnereiiy avsiiab;e. ana the
SANE @nataoTisy adds. Tbs COMMON rn,ii
cinsi dlalyzed irea usay alse be usea. aad has
The aavaata<s q bsinx always ready. OF
course. ths Eaia dsrsnsisncs In eases II pot.
soniBx lsost O. upea ths prsnps eppsyinx n
the stomsca - ssetics % tas stomach
paup.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
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Tor snsk- bits. Dr.. Weir. of Psasdslphia.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

A. G. Rose. from New London, Conn.
writes: Send me two boxes of your Kemp
Pile Suppositories by mail. Our druggist is
out They are to- a friend. / tried every
thing without help, but the Supposi tories
cured me.
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Of all. and would advise the affected e
them trial. For sale ia Grand >
w. Ii. Tibbs. 126 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

That We are daily guaranteeing Kemp's
Sarsapsrills to the people. After taking
three-fourths of a bottle without relief, we
will refund the money. 1t is the greatest
and best remedy on the market for clean
sing the blood and giving you a new lease
of life. A web known business man in
forms us he has gained eight pounds on two
bottles of this ssrssparilla. Price S100.
for sale by w. II. Tibbs. l26 Morroe-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

An i.feiiEens srsfsssienal mar rad lon~
beeE srsabirs wsts al inscti~s liver. which
raused sac q v-~d - Gam. A sri~nd adj
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

AcSev's Blood Blood E1i, Rs,ds is the ss,9.5. Snly
teed. Itisa positive cure for Clcers, Erup-
tions or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpuri6es the
whole system, and bsnishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains We guarantee it.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

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Chemists Report.

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